Am 18.5. radle ich (evt. mit ein paar @Datenpunks) von den @acmelabs zum Computermuseum Bielefeld in Senne. Alle sind eingeladen, einfach mitzuradeln!

Wann? Sonntag, 18. Mai 2025, 13:00 Uhr
Wo? Acme Labs, Mühlenstraße 5, 33607 Bielefeld (Nähe Ravensberger Park)

Die Hinfahrt dauert etwa eine Stunde bei gemächlichen Tempo. Nehmt ein Getränk und einen Snack mit! Ich fahre lieber Waldwege als Straße, also nehmt eher nicht das Rennrad.

Spätestens 18 Uhr fahren wir mit dem Rad zurück. Vielleicht gehen manche von uns auf der Rückfahrt italienisch essen im Dakota Inn (Am Flugplatz 1).

Dank für den Hinweis auf dieses Museum gebührt @njumaen.

Today we're expecting a small group of visitors at our museum. I've taken this opportunity to tidy things up a bit and fire up some machines. Here's a look at our Sinclair series in the exhibition.
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An exhibition showcasing the original Enigma, which played a significant role in shaping the fate of World War II, and a lesser-known innocent children's typewriter, Barbie, manufactured in Slovenia. Along with a range of typesetting features, such as letter-spacing and underline, this children’s toy was capable of encoding and decoding secret messages, using a built-in cipher mode

What is the earliest desktop screenshot you have? Share it in the comments below!

This is the NeXT computer. Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau used it at CERN to set up the first web server, id Software developed games like Doom and Quake on it, and at Slovenian daily newspaper Delo they used it to digitize the entire newspaper production process.

As part of cataloging and testing exhibits, we're delighted to confirm that our 1982 Vectrex is in perfect working order!

A minute of archiving all 77 tracks of an 8'' system diskette for the IskraData 1680 computer (which we don't have yet )

We've fired up our beautifully preserved Toshiba T3200 laptop from 1987 to show you its wonderful orange plasma screen Norton Commander looks quite sexy in this color scheme, doesn't it?
This model features a 286 processor capable of addressing 1-4 MB of RAM, and it has a 40 MB hard disk space.

Do you know where the term "spam" comes from? It all started with SPAM, the canned meat! Thanks to a 1970 Monty Python sketch where diners were overwhelmed by chanting "SPAM," the term became linked to unwanted emails. Now, the iconic SPAM can is even a meme for digital clutter!

The Apple Power Mac G3 (Blue and White) and the 15-inch Apple Studio Display both marked significant innovations. The Blue and White G3 introduced a completely new design, one that would soon become iconic. Meanwhile, the Apple Studio Display was Apple's first desktop LCD!

The DEC VT-52 terminal, assembled in Slovenia by the company Kopa under the name Kopa 700.

Did you know that the game Blockout, published by California Dreams, was developed by Polish developers?

We took the project of capturing and sending photos from the Game Boy Camera to email a step further: we packed an Arduino Nano into the battery compartment, which is no longer used due to external power, and got rid of the additional power cable. We can already get enough mA from the 5V pin on the Arduino, which we directly connect to the battery contact.

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Oops, we forgot, can you help us out? Which racing game is this?

We are pleased to have an IBM 129 keypunch machine as part of our collection. Additionally, our collection includes a significant quantity of punch cards, providing insight into historical computing methods during your visit to our museum.

Black and white color can deceive, but this photograph was not taken in some computer room of the past, but in our museum!

The Robotron A5120 is a historic East German computer produced in the 1980s by VEB Robotron. You might recall spotting it in the thrilling #deutschland83 TV series.

The Commodore 64 , a symbol of the 1980s computer revolution , with 64KB of RAM and a 1.023 MHz processor, transformed home computing . Its vast library of games shaped the gaming industry, and its enduring legacy continues with ongoing enthusiast support .